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and may bring more Thursday however will be to increase the com WEATHER expect ed to cover the country today with snowurrics in parts of Snowurries Expected To Accompany Storm periods today fnsursdny varia ble clmidlness with occasional continuing cold Winds north to northwesterly 15 storm moving up the ensl ern Scaboard ol the United States should dump somc lint snow in the Barrie ma tonight Temperatures will be below nnrmnl at least until the week end LOW tonight below high Thursday 12 degrees Synopsis As another winter storm moves northward along the custom coast ol the United States the ulcremc Kringenrea extends just north of the lower Great Lakes In the arm at cloud shield and some light show Themain ellect of this storm on the Ontario weather cold northerly circulation over the Great takes result snowurry activity will also in crcuse over most at the prov lncu but particularly to the ice OBITU ROBERT CAMERON well known Collingwood lawyer and teacher Robert Cameron died suddmly in Gen eral nnd Murine Hospital on Dec 25 Born in Vesprn township jut outsideHurIE lawnlimb Miles His only brother mng Kenneth ACnmeronal Barrio predeceased him in 1065 Robert Cameron taught high school or number of years bolero entering Osgoodn Hall to study low He graduated in 1923 rind was culled to the bill in the same year He practised in Weston tor nnumber years before comlngto Colllngwood in 1902 when he purchased the law practice of Judge Morley He sold his Collingwood prac tice in 1945 lo lvsn Cnrcoran He returned to law practice in 1951 in Stnyncr hut retired two years Inter when he sold his practice to John Ania Mr Cameron mnrxled the lor mel Jean Kelly in 1910 He took an active part in mzmy phases of municipal Life in Cal iingwnod odd served on council and the board educallon for our years He was Lilelang member Myths Masonic Order former worshipdul humor of Monitou Lodge member of Enmeses Shrine and the Scottish Bile He tanks keen interest in sports and played football for University of Toronto in the late 1920 and baseball or Barrio several seasonsi He was longtime member or ColllngwoOd golf and curing clubs and member at First Presbyterian Church Mr Cameron is survived by his wile Burial was ht Coiling wood tlnlod Cemetery MRE JOSEPH WALTON The into Mrs Joseph Wnlton of Thompson Street died sud denly at Royal Victoria Hospit nl Barrie Dec 28 1969 The tumor Edna Gertrude McMoster was born on the 7th line of Essa Township an Mny is 1894 daughter the late Isaiah MeMuster and Jane Dob picked up in on words parlment Ontario Manitoba and the east coast Rain is expected imparts ot British Columbia of lake Huron nnd Georgian Bay Tamperalums will remain well below sensonnl normal or the next ow days at least Toronto Hamilton Windsor Lake St Clnir Lake Erie Niag am Luke Ontario Mainly cloudy nod cold with occasional mownurrlcs today And Thurs day Winds northwest 15 to 25 London Lake Huron southern Georgian Bay Variable cloudllt ncss with low snowurrlu in creasing to lrequent llurries nxld snowsguolls this alternoon or evening condoning cold Winds northwesterly 15 to 25 North any Sudbury Snult Ste Marie northern Georginn Bay Algomn Hnlihurton Vurl able cloudiness and continuing cold with occasional snowur ties today and Thursday Winds north to northwestch 15 lo Cochrnne Temngnmi White River Clenr with cw cloudy ARIES son She moved to Grcnlcl with he lnmily the turn of the century she was married to Josqh Walton April 1915 Angus nod lived at Grenlcl until 1943 when they moved to their vprcsent homo VII the mHrliAT exnhder Cameron and Elizabeth Eye wn tnithiul member the United 13ml and UCW lm at Grenfel rind then nt Cen tral United in Banlo Her quiet retiring nature mode be many triesids She spent nanny hours sewing and quilting with the group of quillcrs at Central Uni ted Church and also enjoying her garden and owers She spent many hours visiting the sick and shutins She is survived by her hus bond son Wilbur and daughters Lillian Mrs Harvey Baldwin and Edna Mrs Albert Hadley of Barrie and nine grandchil dren Sandra Mrs Mngce Kingston Bob Walton Margar et and Bruce Baldwin Joe Al bcrt Barry Kenneth and Coral Hadley two sisters Mrs Ed Howard and Mrs Elsie Knupp Lind one brother Gnrnet MeMul tcr She was predeceased by son Vernon and one sister Mrs Willinm Henry The funeral service was con ducted by the Rev Donald Jny nsslstcd by Rev Arthur Storey at Pothch Funeral Home Dec 25 Burial was at Barrio Union Cemetery Pallbearers were five neph Walloo Harold McMuslcr Vic tor Hower and Donald Dunn Private Service For Ed Smith Ltd who died Monday CHRISTMAS TREE PICKUP WILL ALL THIS WEEK Christmas trees placed on the boulevard will be Surety Association by the Public Works De CITY NEWS TEE mun MEAT JKVLAKY RECREATION NeighborhoodLevel Programs May Solve Attendance Woes We didnt think that the rinks would be ready or use by that time or year we hoped that an arena program would give an opportunity to early Winter ice activity 2dr Amutage The nine outdoor rinks ever attracted 50 to too child ltn while allendance hi the in door ml was Well below the 150 expected program of swim1 events and carnivals on neighborhood rinks may serve the public bel ler and may be considered nut year the outdoor rinks are ready Mr Armimgcjndicated The sdioul program held or the first time this year was in Enstview secondary school and sniiued because of dllIicull location Mr Armltnge sold The program which featured activi ties such as baskemall and gym nastics or older students was changed ironL North collegiate to Eustvictv because at rennvrh moo Decentralization ties may solve the pruhkzn poor ltundnnoe at this leis sons medal gram olierod by the and Recreation Over all the program was mu bu we expected more people to turn up for the events Sid Amhage proyun directo or the commission activi Uzrtstmnspro Parks Next year the comm an only consider activities on neighborhood level rather than holding nnevent in one place only We mith try pmyznls lor dlerent areas north and eastern part at Bar and in Allnndale Armiugc said By brlnging the activities to oagbbo rhood the commission hopes to raise ut tcndsnce through convenience ml type at nrgnniu tioo may work best in an event like the toboggao derby which ultrncted unexpected 50 children to like the Figures indicate expected high temperature Wirephotol TWO MAYORS iNllUGURIiTED Barrio had two new may or Cooke wearing the Grade 11 student at Em ors inaugurated in the council chain office that With vlLw socmzdnly school chambers Monday night hlny mayorolthwweck Dan Dobhn Lmizlcr Photo tinns at North The commission hopes to hold the program in more central location next year and per haps include elementary schools in the program similar prolt gram held in North Collegiate during the spring and all Wednesday nights was popular Mr Armimge said The ski school had as many registrnlioris as last your good weather contributed to higher nverngu turnout of the new park on Sunnlditit Road one day in Decanher By bring ing the derby to three or Our parlg across the city children who would not be able to travel to Sunnidnh Rood could take IN TOWN ARENA PROGRAM Attendance at the arm pro gram held Dec 29 nlld 30 was low because there was compc tiliori from the outdoor rinks snowuiu Nounwusngn InnThe Bobby Griffith Show mum QueensPrincess anoma and the Versaloncs WellingtonNeil Jackson Normal and Oltnws Sunny at lirst but with some cloudi nest inter in the day meight cloudy Thurde lrllunly sunny not quite so cold wind light bow tonight with Thulde Foreast Tmpentnrel Windsor St Thomas London Kitchener Mount Forest Winghuxn Sl Catharine Toronto Pelerborougb Kingston Owen Sound Trenton Kliinloe Muskoku North Buy Sudbury miter Sault Ste Mhne Knpusknslng White River Moomnco TinAmino Roxyu Maned Couple ImperialCactus Flower Swim Instructors Course In March special swim instructors combining Red Cross Royal Lilcsnvlhg and National YMCA programs will be con ducted nt the Barrie YMYW CA Mnrch 21 to 27 Applicants lor the program mint be 17 your of age must hold the Red Cross Lend er Awnrd and the Royal Lilo Saving Society Bronze Mndnl Ilnn or YMCA senior lilcsnvlng nwnrd The course is design ed to qualify aquatic instructors and to give them knowledge of all three nhtinnul nquntic programs Application arms are avail able from the Burrlc YMYW CA the Barrie Perks and Re crentlnn Commlsllon otlice the Simcoe County itccronuoo Scr VlC nod the Orinin Recrentinn Commission olne Snowmobile Finds Bodies Of Two Men DRILLIA snowmobile rider hicsdny ternnon discovered the bodies of two Ontario men on the ice of Lake Joseph beside wrecked singlcengine airplane The men were identied by provincial police as Johnson 55 of Cnnninglon and George McPhndnn 57 Port Perry Neither had been report ed missing Pollen said the smell plnne apparently crashed In racing the evening bounced oi the thick inn and skidded about 110 feet course working George previous BIBLETS HAMBURG 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